Aloe “Pepe”Origin: Aloe "Pepe" is a crossing between Aloe descoingsii and Aloe haworthioides, both native to Madagascar (Africa).
Aloe (×Alworthia) “Black Gem”Aloe "Black Gem"
Origin: The parent species are native to South Africa.
Height: 20 to 40 centimeters
Aloe arborescensKrantz Aloe
Origin: Southern Africa (Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Zimbabwe)
Aloe bakeriBaker Aloe
Origin: Madagascar
Aloe brevifoliaShort-Leaf Aloe
Origin: South Africa
Aloe ferox “Variegata”Cape Aloe
Origin: The wild type is native to South Africa.
Aloe humilisSpider Aloe
Origin: South Africa
Aloe jucundaOrigin: Somalia
Aloe maculataSoap Aloe
Origin: South Africa
Aloe marlothiiMountain Aloe
Origin: Botswana, South Africa
Aloe perfoliataRubble Aloe
Origin: South Africa
Aloe plicatilisFan Aloe
Origin: South Africa
Aloe ramosissimaOrigin: Namibia, South Africa
Aloe somaliensisSomalian Aloe
Origin: Djibouti, Somalia
Gasteria “Little Warty”Origin: Only cultivated
Gasteria distichaGasteria
Origin: South Africa
Gasteria obliqua cv.Lawyer's Tongue
Origin: The wild type is native to South Africa.
Gasteria sp. “Variegata”Origin: Only cultivated
Gonialoe variegataTiger Aloe
Origin: Namibia, South Africa
Haworthia cooperiOrigin: South Africa
Haworthia cymbiformisHaworthia
Origin: South Africa
Haworthia cymbiformis “Variegata”Window Haworthia
Origin: The wild type is native to South Africa.
Haworthia reticulata “Variegata”Haworthia
Origin: The wild type is native to South Africa.
Haworthia truncataHorse's Teeth
Origin: South Africa
Haworthiopsis attenuataOrigin: South Africa
Haworthiopsis attenuata “Big Band”Zebra Haworthia
Origin: South Africa
Haworthiopsis attenuata “Enon”Zebra Haworthia
Origin: The wild type is native to South Africa.
Haworthiopsis attenuata “Variegata”Zebra Haworthia
Origin: The wild type is native to South Africa.
Haworthiopsis fasciataZebra Haworthia
Origin: South Africa
Haworthiopsis limifoliaOrigin: Mozambique to South Africa